There are about 530 000 Maoris left in New Zealand, but the most of them are half blooded. In total the Maori people make up 14% of the population in New Zealand, and they make up almost 50% of the people in prison. Today the Maori people have their own radio and television stations.
Like most of indigenous people, the Maori people are exposed to racism. Also they have a high suicide rate, alcohol and drug related problems. They also suffer from more health problems, with smoking and obesity. Among the Maori community Islam is the fastest growing religion.
There are about 530 000 Maoris left in New Zealand, but the most of them are half blooded. In total the Maori people make up 14% of the population in New Zealand, and they make up almost 50% of the people in prison. Today the Maori people have their own radio and television stations.
Like most of indigenous people, the Maori people are exposed to racism. Also they have a high suicide rate, alcohol and drug related problems. They also suffer from more health problems, with smoking and obesity. Among the Maori community Islam is the fastest growing religion.